The Sun. — London, England, 1810-08-20 00:00:00

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G 11.1.1 1.. r, in Itreet, wi4 discovered to be'on I. ire, by ev e , y whie~t the same Was entirely L'onsuined; and that there is li c ij u r eason to believe the Premises were Wilfully and Ma l'i,lir tio si Z, i bet on F ife b y sonic ev il- m i n d e d P erson or P ersons Ills tltstic-'4.lesti frr the better apprehending and bringing to inei t4 4 t he Persons concerned in the above Felony, is hereby Zt . th i , to promise His Must Gracious PARDON to any ooe (eXcept. the Person who aclitall . ) set Fire to ihe said tu nmi r:s) Who shall discover his or their Accomplice or A tteliv r i ,.." . s. so that he she, or they may be apprehended and , thereof. R. k.YDER. b And ,7„a further encouragement, a REWARD of FIVE ' 44 l( ll '''" .l ) I'OUNDS is hereby oilered to any Person tei„itg to Discoveiy as afgresaicl, (excit as is before.ex -1)1/1.00), to be NM on the conviction of an y one or wore o f the ek"' bystreet Mr. . lohn Stafford, Chief Lliak of the Public- -,ovv t ri nt le °413 " ER COV Si NI ENT Lai' EYto be drawn this e Year, OCTOBER'I9. ER, SNec‘• B k 8 Charing-Cross (ihe .1 . " I.) , - ,"'est Lottery -Office in England), begs leave to recom .° his Friends the present IA) FT ER Y, which eon tee,:oore ( 'apital Prizes than any former Lottery. C. also licii(ritteilits an early Purchase, as from the great demand for Rte. t a nd Shar es (whi c h a rc s elling at the above Office in the tj r , v . 2: l ely of Numbers) the Puce must increase before me L3t " 0 . 2,13, the Grand Capital which distinguished Old Lottery, and t -37, a Prize of t,oeiol. were both h it 'AI Shares at ' Cartel's fortunate Office where, during l'ib t , 4 t st Ct'htury, the best Gifts of Fortune have been • L e ect with singular success. der n tte ri (post.paid) arid. duly answered. All Prizes paid on. MONEY. IV ES SRS. LUCAS and Co. beg-Leave to. inform tat y 4;l' those that may be desirous of b o rr o wing Tempo , Perman e n t SUMS of MON EY, that they can at all ur e 4 to "i , !( 1 without del a y, a d vance an y S u m trom One Hun. wenty Thousand Pounds, and ott personalMo. her S ecur i ty, arising front Marriage Settlements, l'iiji,!lnthe hinds, Clergyntens' Livings, or Freehold. Copy. 'ttrr;l4.,id Leasehold Estates, on the most fair and equitable "cl Will also contiutt every Negotiation at much less P e - ,‘" than what is usually incurred in money transations. itl. s°l-l a l Applications Messrs. I.ucas and Co. daily re. kto - 1 " their house, No. 19, letinyn-street, St. lames's, Nfiett.er,;, post-paid, immediately answered. F en year s .1 1 . 4 will be given fur Well secured , utli t i es ,purchase a SALES, &c. MERI“) sl-PEEP, 'lust Imported from Spain, By C. T. TOWER, Esq. 4 t th e ., TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION', I "Vs Arms Inn, liagsltut,Surrcy, Monday the _7th - August !Sip, • U ?W ARDS of One Hundred RAMS atiLl EWES of the Paula? and Negrette Flocks. • I I whole are in excellent Condition. t ,e Show to commence at Nine o'Clock in the Morning, t:4oS.ile to begin at Eleveal. 1 11 41 °Alies and timber Pa , ticulars will be t:mely delivered 4 tree t l° , 4 "ls M .rtin and Co. Wool Brokers, No. 63, Coleman. Lond,n. • MERINO SHEEP. FOR SALE BY AUCTION, tiotwookl, near Bromley, in the County of K ent, on Tuesday, Auguit aS, 18'0, 176 MERINO EVES. 67 MERINO EWE LAMBS. 9 MERINO RAMS. MI RI NO I( AM LAMBS. 6 2 MERINO WI?rl-IERS. & tit4tai„ 6 3 MERIN() ‘VETHER LAMBS. b ,A. ll ,es and further particulats will be livered in due 4tree. horn a s Martin and Cu. !linkers, 63, Coleman ondon. ; ut , GLOU. u CAS"! LE, C MANORS, ESTERSHIRE AND FREEHOLD • I STA!' h. n Thu TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, r .stlaY and Friday, the z7th and zSth ot. September. at Cheltenh a m, in Tinny Lots (unless previously NoZ e d 01 in One Lot by Private Contract, of which due Sur,e will be yen 4j gl I,I„ E LEY CASTLE, and the extensive MA 01SUDELEY'and WINCHCOMBE, with 2268 t; , 1 Arble, Meadow, Pasture, and Wood Land, lying ° I is r ,, act r Well timbered - and watered (the greates t!art where. /110,1-,`Qvered anti a M du - in lieu ot Tythes, and is uncurl) ''Y rich • ' -1 • d convenient 444, amenow Let in capita an With good Farm house: 'solidity's, Labourers' Cot. Latd4. and "I • • of the finest . other Requisites, rendering it one - 1 41 - the C ouuty . Ihe Ca s tle, at a moderate expense, 1 I t be • (4, , t itled up as a magnilit.ent Mansion ; and, if sOlci iu t o st a l tile Property is divided so as to ha several eligible beautitul Situations ►and Vie m ws . tit tor the re. Inc 'tat c ; c . °f Gentlemen WM Agriculture; as well as at opu- Turraziers and tto indebnrke Roads oavr.: lately been made from this Property s:e tenham, seven miles ; to Tewkesbury, Evesham, ' a r'r each ten miles. The estimated value is upwards 3 V1: 3 ,,% - Pet annum v tie viewed by . apptying to Mr. Richard Ireland, at the „ars, „' . a,rin, near Winclicombe, of whom print,:d Farticu. JAI a'Map, mav now be had; and also at the princi. In the Count;/ • at the Hart Hotel, in Bath ; do ‘'lfice ot Mes• r; ' Fatter and Co. Liticoln's.inn.tidds, otir li i °ll ar•tlo A - 1 es - sr; Webb, Webb, and Attwood, W ho arc authorized to treat by Private Contract. To e AN ARTICLE OF COMMERCE. "S tind WEST-INDIA, AM L RICAN, and Jp. RUSSIAN MERCHANTS. • L IEATii, of Nooll'o.llo, informs the Mer -14.4 e s , l ; l ants a England, and 'traders in gewral, that for the itiv e C v e nce of Sale ha has placer! his fUN IP ER'S ES •I44,- ,9f •P EP P F I R MINT and other 11411R:hies in the yarMesshi: Shaw and Edwards, 66, St. Paul's Church ', IUm T ,, q 1 -`rER'S ESSENCE of PEPPERMINT is well etleetri, and pleasant remedy Flatu- ititi;%k!outys ati . SChtilick al y pai . ns in the Stomach aOd in 'Junat~c. Hysterics, Sea Sickness, Nausea attpurtarli ou hr t , • Relaxation, and Lassitude, arising from AtmoS- Ip9`e-tiwant of Spirituous et liquor nj , anduries Ironsiti I the Spasnclement 04i,., the Abuse- AlreCtio ns of the Stornachand Bowels, so common to "rh:ty .adapting the dose to the urgency o f the case. As a v 4lu_ , edicine; or tot the Army or ,Navy-, it will be found Sol i tu ie • s't wholesale and ret by Messrs. Shaw aod Edwards, 1, 44, 1 h bott ' l ':u L l's Church-yard, but none arc .gentline, except h . ." en 'rayed on a 4 tk s "as 1. P. Heath, Notting am, talrip • ' t° l l Per Bottles, a. 9tl.—and in Phials as. 4d. and is. /, z , 1 js JIGNDA Y, AUGUS'i 1810. ADMIRALTY-OFFICE, Artgust LI, 11810. • I T being intended to distribute to the Poor Wi dows of Commission and lParrant • qfficers _of the R;•yal Navy, whose Circumstances come within' the Rubs of the Charity established for their Relief, suds monies as may be due to them on account of their Pensi,,ns, up to the 31st August instant •; This. is to givi Aotice, that any Widows who have not ya ap plied for the Pension, and intend to lay %n their claims, may do IS as soon as possible, by Letter addressed o the Secretary of the Ad miralt•: Ana that all such Widows whose•elaints have been already allowed, must send or bp iv' so this Office, between the 17th and list instant, the Affidavits revised b j • the Rules, in or der to their being continued upon the Pe•,lion List, which will to immediatety - preplred, and paid in the beginning of OCiober. All Letters fiom Widows concerning their Pensions, must state be Rank their Husbands held in the royal Navy. 7. it . CROKER. CONTRACTS 10R BED-CAS ES AND LOOSE_ 1-14 IX. Navy-Otf;ce Augur 6, ISio. THE PRINCIP OFFICERS and COM- A MISSIONERS of HIS M.I7ESTY'S IVAI/I do hereby give Notice, that on Wednesday, the z instaat, at One o'Cloek, th,:y will be ready to . iieat with s uch Person, as way be willing to Coat all Jcr Jurpijing His Illajesv's Yards at Deptfiad and Woolwich iviih BAGS, made of linen cloth of British Manufac ture, to contain the hair for Seamen's beds ; and they will aho be 'vasty to treat with such Person: at may be willing to Contraf for supplying His Majesty': Yard at Portsmouth with LOOSE HAIR. Sampler of the Cloth and Hair, and forms of the Tenders may be seen at this Office. No Tend°. will be received after One o'Cloek, ex the day q Treay, es,,r any noticed, unless the Party, cr an Agent for him, attends. Evety Tender. maxi be accompanied 6y a Letter addressed to the Navy Board, and signed bi , Two responsible Persons, engaging to become b,und with the Perron tendering, in the Sums under: mentioned, for the doe perfurmatree of the said Cone, a.. 71 respec tively, viz. for the &d-rases 10.0/. ; Hair 2001. • (1.11..i01Mr-OPFIC:t, • 7:4 to, iblo. r HE CO3I.IIISSIONERSjor t ICT UA L LING His 11471!..STP;NAPY do herebi-give Notice, That on Tuesday, the 4th of September next, they will he to receivt Ttnderr in writing (scaled up f., and treat for such quantities of PRI itlE IRISH BEEF cr.4 YORK, to be clued in the ensuing seasou, as the re:Valve Merchants and Pea.ers therein may hunk proper to offer ; one-third part thereof to be packed in Half Puncheons, one-third part in Tierces, and one:third part iu Bar reh ;to be delivered into hit laje:ty's Viel mailing Stole: at Deptlord, Portsmouth, Plymouth, and Cork, and into . the Army Vielualling Stores in St. Catherine's, in regular p•oportions• of each dercrip.. tirn of Ca.iis, by the perish :mkt mentioned, viz. One-fourth part of the whole by the z3th February, 1811, one-fourth part more, istlz April, art, One-fourth part naore, 31st May, alt. And the remaining fourth part by the 15th fuly, 1811, _ and to he paid frt. by Bill: payable, with interest, ninety day: after date. The Condition: of the Control 7 may be seen at the Sectetary' s Office, at this Office, or 6. app(ying to 111 r. y. H. Duniterville, "igent for the PiaUalling, at Cork ; to the Colleaors of his Itla esty's Customs at Limerick, Belfast, Newsy, and IVaterlord ; and to the Postmaster-General at Dublin tespeaive‘y. • N. B. No Tender for a less qtiant4 than Two Tb2usand Tierces of Beef, and Two Thowand Tierces of Pork, will be ad. milted; nor will regard /e bad to any in which the Price shall not be inserted in wards at length, or that tail not be delivered to the Board before One o'Clock on the said Tuesday, the 4th of Sep. tember next, nor sinless the Person who makes the Tender, or some Person on his bebal/, attends to answer tvbeit called for.. FIC.7II4LLING-UFFICE, - Auguil 6, 18 to. THE COMMISSIOIVERSJor VICTUALLING his Majesty's Navy do hereby give Notice, That on Tuesday the 28th instant, they will be ready to 'revive Tenders in writing , ( sealed up f, and treat for the supply of the undo - menti,ned viand:les of RUM; BUTTER., andCHE ES E, to be delivered at the Pwir t and in the prvortions under-mentioned, Rura. Butter. Cheese. Gallons. Tons. Tons. Deptford - So,noo - 6o - - 63 Portsmouth - • . - so - 100 Plymouth 40,000 - 49 43 ate half thereofin One Month, and the other half in One Month a_fterwaids, and to be raid for b_y rdyable with Interest, ninety days alter date. The Condition: •f the Contrafir only be seen' al the Secretary's Officr. No regavd will bt had to any Tender in Which the Price shall nr,t be inserted in words at length, or that shall not be delivered to the Board before One o'clock on the said Tuesday, the 28th in stant, nor :Inlets the Petwn who Makes the Tender, or ::me Per. ion on his behalf.attends, to answer when called ft*, PICTIJALLING-01.1.1Gb-, 'lug. 17, ig se). T IIE COMAUSS/ONERSfur FICTUALLLNG Ills sIIAJESTI"s NA Y do herby give Notice, That on Frid.ty next, the 31st instant, they will be ready to re ceive Tenders, in writing (sealed up), and treat for Two Ilan. deed Tons of MUSCOVADO SUGAR, to he aniwerable . to, Samples to be produced with the 7'enders, to 6e delivered ti e . o riginal Packages at the sate of fron ; Seventy to, Eighty Tone iser week, into his .11.1jertk's Stotts at Deptford; and to be paid for by Bills, ''payable with lntetest, ninety days after date. The Conditions of the eontrati may be ide 11 at the Sectetav's Office. No regard will Be had to any Tinder in which the Price sta. tat be inserted in -u;ords at length, or that shall not he de: livered to the 29aref before One o'Clock on the said Frido,ithi 2tst instant, nar unless the Person 'whit makes the Tender, a, some Pet ton on his behalf, attends, foal:met when called for. FRENCH PAPERS. PARIS, AUGUST 10.—Guards of Honour •gre forming at' the Hague and Rotterdam, as well as in the cpital of Holland, 10 attend his Majesty the Emperor, who is shortly expetted in his new States. • On the 27th ult. 20 Spanish vessels left Bayonne for Spain. Her Majesty the queen of the Two Sicilies pass ed through Turin on the 29th ult. on her way to Naples. %, . _ The ci-devant Queen of Holland, under the 'name of Madame'Durougski of Warsaw, arrived at Lau sanne on the t 6t:t of July, with a suite of ten per sons. She took a view of the cathedral acid the -envi rons, and at five next mot uing set oft for SleCheron, near Geneva. An , article from Trieste, dated the 233 ult. says, that the English had, a kw days before, taken possession of the post of Grath?, a short way from that city ; but had subsequently abandoned it,— Three. of their frigates continued to cruize in that quarter. INTELLIGENCE FROM SPAIN. [FROM THE MONITEUit.) " -Marshal the Prince of Essling- having received information that the English army was in motion, sent a strong redonnoitering party in the diredion of Fort Conception, with orders to push on as far as Almeida: The English had Lid mines to blow up the fort, which they had no inclination to defend against the troops to which the fortress of Ciudad Rodrigo had so recently surrendered at discretion.— They. accordingly fired them at the approach of the reconnoitering party, and evacuated a post which advantageously supported Almeida. The explosion was not 'general, two bastions Only having been damaged. The Emperor's troops occupy the fort, which can be easily and speedily put in the best state of defence. The fortress of Almeida is invested. " General Sebastiani has reported, under date of the 29 - 4 June, that an expedition which tie had di: rettea upon . C.istril, on the frontier of Murcia, bad completely destroyed a body of insurgents that had been joined by a detachment of regular hoops from Murcia; not a min of awn' escaped, all having been either killed or taken. In consequence Of this expedition, %everal towns, such a Huesca, &c. sent deputations to declare their suunnission, and their tesolution of defending themselves against the insurgents, should they again make their ap;- pearauce. Every thing goes on wed in the province of Granada., Some bands of marauders, expelled from La Mancha by 'General Lorge, threw themselves be hind the Sierra Morena, to the southward, in the Province of Corcluvo. Toe Chief- of Battalion, Poinchevalle, of the 51th regiment, marched in pursuit of them, dispersed them, caused them to abandon the cattle they had colleated, and kilted abeut 60.0 f them. The civic guards of. the villages cnnduL•ted themselves with much zeal upon.this oc casion. ' " A galliot belonging to the enemy, bound to Cadiz with a cargo of colonial produce, was cap tured eleven leagues in the offing by a vessel belong ing to our, flotilla, in sight of the English. Captures of this sort take place daily off Cadiz, Malaga, &c. Nine of their boats, with 14 men on . board each, were lately taken, as they were endeavouring to ap proach Puerto Real. " On the 20ih July Corporal Aubertine, of the 7th auxiliary battalion,, as' he was escorting a cou rier with a party of 30 men, was suddenly attacked by a body of 200 brigands. He formed his dispo- Sitions so judiciously, and his small 'tarty directed their fire with such effeEt, that the enemy lost eight men killed, a greater number wounded, and were finally beaten off, after a confliM of two hours. " On the tith June, the Chief of Squadron of Gendarmerie, D'Hahnont, With a few toot Gen darmes of the 14th squadron, a detachment of the 11511 i regiment, and a company of Spanish Gen darmes, arrived at three o'clock in the morning at the hermitage of Viguero, near Adagana, where, according to information, One Dun Pedro, a Bri gand Chief, dreaded all over the country for his exactions and cruelties, ha'si appointed a rendezvous with several of the subaltern .chiefs of his gang, to communicate to them certain instructions which Ile bad received from Cadiz. The het-mirage was forced, and Don Pedro, with six of his Officers and eight more of the banditti, fell into the hands of D'Halmont." NAPLES, JULY 2.--The sth marching battalion, consisting of 1000 recruits, set out from this city on the 25,11 inst. They are intended to Complete the Neapolitan regi , nents in Catalonia, OFFICIAL INTELLIGENCE. " Royal Camp of l'iale, I uly 2i. " •A part of our rransporis, and 30 gun-boats, haviti,g been sent to the-Point od Pezzo, the enemy, who hadgivetvout that they would destroy our con voys as soon as they sholld assemble there, made an attempt this morning to • carry t 1 it threat into execution. "Eighty sail, including frigates, brigs, corvettes, and gun-boats, stood over at day-break . for our line of anchorage, formed in front of the. Punta del, Pezzo. His Majesty, seeing the movements. of the English, formed his • dispositions accordingly. He sent orders to the Commander of his fleet to prepare for attion, and to - General Portai.eaux to embark his division:. He assembled the diviSion of Laniarque in tile rear of the line of anchorage. s ln the mean time the enemy came down upon our line, and open ed their fire; .our gun-boats received th e m with o ut discharging a shot, waiting, betbre they opened their fire, until the enemy wexe'withiA range of grave, viz. \to ' 4 .4' , .., , ..-_____ ______,, • . .'1 ,, z.,..,t..., ..._. ~..%....„,,, 4 -,. t1 5 1 4' , ! v ; i 1%, , ,lii... '..• ' :'4 PRit SIXPtNCt HALPIIENN V. Shot. They then teturned the enemy's fire v.ith 'o much success, and were so well supported t) 14 pieces of artillery in. the batteries on laud; d r at , the enemy, overwhelmed with a shower of vop-- s :. u t, and with all their riggiiig cut to pie Le i; sherr.-4 off, taking several,of their ve•Sels in tow ) and having Sustained a loss will h m‘.st have been consalerdble, for scarcely a single shot missed theth. " On oi:r side we have only to regret the loss of three seamen, killed and two wounded ) including an officer. " Such has been the result of the ridiculous menaces of the English, winch the Sicilians, who witnessed ihi, adion, have had a fresh oppoitunity of estimmci in at their real vaiuv. " During tie action the' English threw a'oon siderauie quantity of shells and shut on shore, ai'd cluse.to the camp. The grenadiers •of the guard have picked up about 5U balk, which fell near their quartets. The velites of the guard, who IQr t' e first time 'saw fire,•manifested considerable ci . iolnesi, and steadily kept their ranks, notwithstanding the 'shells and shot which fell in the midst pt them:.. ‘f The K;ng was highly sati,tied with the good condu& of his sea and land forceQ,,,,and partitu - lady with that of .the 10th regiment of the line, which proved itself worthy of its former reputa‘ tiou.,, NAPLES, JULY 23.—At Scylla, on-the 15th, an experiment was made with a mortar placen " the Torre del Cavallo. The shell; fell on - the opposite shore, and compelled the enemy to remove some of their posts. ROYAL CAMP OF BALE, JULY 15.—The enemy this morning sent off a frigate, three brigs, and setert or eight transports. They are supposed to ,iv.- sailed fOr Malta. It is also 'ascertained, that they have moved two of their camps. Official accounts have been received from Corfu ; the latest are of the 12th instant. That island is in the Most perfett security. The . garri,on has within the last month received a reinforcement of 1.500, French troops. All the vess.s that s:ineia from the ports,of Italy and the Kingdom of with grain and stores of all kinds, had arrived :►thl brought with them the return of abundance. Corn, which had risen to a very high price, not from ac= lualscalciiy, but an apprehension p( the difficulty of procuring supplies for the ensuing season, tell all on a sudden 5 . 0 per cent. The English, whose attention at present is exclu sively direeied.to Turkey and Sicily, have recalled their cruising squadron, which, though vcry- strong, was of very little use, since it never was. able to prevent the communication between Corfu atid the torts of Apulia. They have evacuated all the islands ,dependant on Corfu, with the exception of St. Maura. Trade is entirely tree in those isLuos, On being delivered from their tyrants the _provi sional administrations immediately sent deputations to-Corfu, to renew their declarations of fidelity. -NAPLES, July, 24.—A'convoy, lo:ided with rro visions and 'ammunition, 'arrived at Scylla on the 211th. Forty gun-boats were detached from the flotilla to meet it.. The enemy, made some de monstrations, as if they intended to attack the con voy and the gun-boats, but witnessing the steadi ness of our flotilla, they returned without firing a shot. An English brig •entered Messina on the 20.11 ; she fired both broadsides as she went into thehar hour, for what reason we know not. Another convoy has left Naples, under the corn mand of Lieutenant Teissere. A divlsiun of gun boats were sent out from Scylla to protect it, cow. ['landed by Captain Camelot°. ROYAL CAMP QP. PIMA ) JULY go.--The Gene ral of Division, Pacthod, is arrived at Head-quarter,, and*Will have a command in the army. A letter from Reggio of this date states, that the Ministers of Finance and of the Interior are still there. They go several times a week to the camp at Plate, to tr3nsaet business with his Majesty. Prince Pignatelli is the only Minister who remains c onstantly with his Miiitsty. • General Campredon, and the Commissary-Gene ral Maret, have been for some days past .at Reggio: They have established an hospital to receive any st,k that niay be in the camp of Piale. The conscription for the preSent year has been very successful. Five thousand conscripts, raised In consequence of the Decree of the 9th of March, are ready to join the army. They burn with eager ness,tO grapple with the enemy.' BAYONNE, AUG. 1.---On the .sth of July ) Gene" ral:Regnier, commanding the second corps of the army, ordered General Merle to .march with Gene. 'al Marissy's division and. brigade of dragoons to Xeres de ros Caballeros, where it was untiersrond the divisions of 'Menclizabel and Isnar were posted. The French troops- met the advanced gum d of the insurgents near Salvatierra, made ;.tt impetuous charge upon them, and pursued them to the prin cipal corps, which occupied formidable -intrench tner:s that the litench could not reach ; w lama passing singly through a defile that led to them. But nothing could damp the afclour of the brave voltigeurs of the .2d and 4th regiments ot, light in fantry. They carried the •enemy's posti( , ns at the point of the ba)onet, without firing a shot The enemy's fire, which was badly direatid, "did thtm no injury. , The etnretichments having been carried, the insurgents took flight, and passed through Ardilla in the greatest confusion; The Princess's regiment being hard pressed, formed itself into a square; but General Mariisy, at the head cf 100 dragoons of his brigade, broke the square, took it 1r 'P., I'~''~ s 5 ``n4' , 0 c 'd Co Z • ° l i 3 - 0 0 'ap c rat fell w i,t.c; • 1 , 245'5 0 1,1. '$